I can find about any form by just putting it in the google search engine.

You need architects/engineers and expediters, which adds anywhere from $30-$90K in soft costs to renovate.  

Structural engineer or foundation contractors should be able to check it out and tell you if it is good or not for free.

I also hope you are doing well with your new house, marriage, and engineering job.

I've been contacting some agents on BiggerPockets, Zillow and on some other search engines but have not been having much success putting a team together.

I supposedly have an engineer from the city, and a private contractor-engineer, both showing up today to have a look.

Did you have a full building inspection by a certified engineer or going off what the seller is saying?

Here in Georgia we are required to have a structural engineer to sign off saying foundation is still good, and then I have my architect to draw plans to fit existing foundation.

Major changes will require architectural drawings and possibly an architect or engineer's stamp. 

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